As part of the Year of the Adolescent, this training series shines a spotlight on the growing issue of youth gambling and its impact on wellbeing, decision‑making, and future life chances. These sessions will explore how gambling behaviours develop, why young people are particularly vulnerable, and the subtle ways gambling-like mechanics appear in everyday environments—from...
This interactive session explores the unique challenges migrant adolescents face as they adapt to new cultural, educational, and social environments. We’ll identify key barriers such as language difficulties, identity struggles, trauma, and systemic obstacles, and share practical strategies for inclusive, trauma-informed support. Participants will discover local and national services offering counselling, legal aid, language learning,...
This session addresses the growing concerns around serious youth violence and knife crime, exploring the underlying causes and the devastating impact on young people, families, and communities.
The NSCP Level Three Safeguarding Children Training is aimed at: 1. Professionals who have already completed Level One and Two Safeguarding Training and require more advanced knowledge and awareness, for example those whose role involves contact with vulnerable children, regularly responding to safeguarding concerns or managing staff. 2. Professionals who require refresher Level Three Safeguarding...
This training package supports practitioners to recognise, assess, and respond effectively to child neglect. It explores the different forms and impact of neglect, early identification, and the importance of multi-agency working. The programme promotes the importance of relationships, and the impact neglect can have on early brain development.
1 in 12 young people have caring responsibilities for a family member or friend due to illness, disability, mental health illness or addiction. We know that on average young carers achieve 9 grades lower than their peers at GCSE level. We know that young carers miss an average of 23 school days a year, with almost half...
This training package supports practitioners to recognise, assess, and respond effectively to child neglect. It explores the different forms and impact of neglect, early identification, and the importance of multi-agency working. The programme promotes the importance of relationships, and the impact neglect can have on early brain development.
Building strong, trusted relationships is at the heart of supporting adolescents through one of the most transformative stages of life. This session explores how positive connections with professionals can empower young people, foster resilience, and create safe spaces for growth. Join us as we share insights, strategies, and stories that highlight the power of trust...
Join us for a focused briefing exploring the complex and often hidden issue of child neglect. Drawing on key insights from the Independent Inquiry's thematic analysis, this session will highlight how neglect is experienced by children, the challenges it presents for practitioners, and why it remains one of the most prevalent yet under-recognised forms of...
Target Audience Those working or volunteering with children or adults with care and support needs who may be in a position to identify concerns of exploitation. Including: support workers, housing staff, teachers, college staff, GP’s, nurses, paramedics, clerical and admin staff, advocates, midwives, staff working in supported accommodation. At the end of the course participants should:...
As part of the Year of the Adolescent, this session provides a clear and accessible introduction to county lines and the ways young people can become exploited through criminal networks. Participants will explore common signs, risk factors, and the methods used to recruit and control adolescents. The session aims to build awareness, strengthen professional curiosity,...
Join us for a focused briefing exploring the complex and often hidden issue of child neglect. Drawing on key insights from the Independent Inquiry's thematic analysis, this session will highlight how neglect is experienced by children, the challenges it presents for practitioners, and why it remains one of the most prevalent yet under-recognised forms of...
The NSCP Level Three Safeguarding Children Training is aimed at: 1. Professionals who have already completed Level One and Two Safeguarding Training and require more advanced knowledge and awareness, for example those whose role involves contact with vulnerable children, regularly responding to safeguarding concerns or managing staff. 2. Professionals who require refresher Level Three Safeguarding...
Join us for an insightful online session as part of the Year of the Adolescent series, exploring the often-overlooked issues of neglect and poverty among young people. This session will examine how economic hardship and unmet needs impact adolescent development, wellbeing, and safeguarding. We’ll discuss strategies for early identification, intervention, and multi-agency collaboration to ensure...
Challenging conversations are an essential part of safeguarding practice, but when emotions run high and perspectives differ, it can be difficult to know how to respond effectively. When handled well, these conversations can build trust, strengthen relationships and lead to better outcomes for families. This session aims to support practitioners to develop the skills, confidence and practical tools...
This session is delivered in partnership with the Newcastle United Foundation and Clennell Education. The session will focus on what it truly means for a child to be “school ready” and how professionals, families, and communities can work together to support this crucial transition